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Newspaper

Winchester News

Location

Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1910

Page

2

Church Donations as Blackmail in West Virginia Politics

The Catlettsburg Tribune cites a West Virginia case where a candidate’s expense report lists a church donation of $1, sparking claims churches bleed candidates for votes. The piece argues such fund raising by churches is discreditable and may violate state law, noting a saloon keeper candidate who benefited from a church’s donation in a nearby precinct.

Catlettsburg West Virginia Huntington Cabell County Gimreh

Treating the Wrong Disease by Female Weakness

Women doctors misdiagnose illnesses as separate diseases when they stem from feminine organ weakness. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is advertised as a safe, natural tonic addressing the root cause, boosting nerves and general health. The ad promotes Pleasant Pellets for stomach and liver and offers a free copy of the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser from the World's Dispensary in Du Bois, New York.

Pierce World’s Dispensary Medical Association Main Duizio N. Ye

Prohibition, Politics, and Promptness Amid Seasonal Warnings

A brisk column notes that small donations boost a candidate, rivals stay quiet or give less, and neighbours remember the first of the month. It urges early Christmas shopping to beat rising costs, warns against delaying jobs, critiques religious resolutions on prohibition, and claims deer and fish harvesting carry high costs.

Revival ends Sunday at First Baptist Church

The revival at the First Baptist church will close Sunday night after strong attendance despite ice and cold. Dr. J. W. Porter delivered notable sermons on Election and Christian Zeal. Eight new members are approved for baptism, with services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Saturday night service at 7 o'clock invites all.

First Baptist Church J. W. Porter

Dramatic Runaway Wreck Near Muddy Creek Bridge

A wagon overturned after runaway horses near Muddy Creek pike six miles from the city. Mr Barrow kept calm to avert disaster as the team bolted past the Ballard farm iron bridge. Miss Phoebe Adams and a colored boy suffered only minor injuries while passengers and freight were thrown clear. Barrow guided a second wagon into town to secure the group.

Barrow Muddy Creek Pike Ballard Farm Phoebe Adams

First Methodist Church to hold morning and evening services

Rev FT Serres Pei ton will preach at the morning service and again at night. The morning service will include the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The Day's events are announced by the First Methodist Church.

FT Serres Peiton Wil

New Jewelry Store Opens For Christmas Shopping

New jewelry store invites shoppers to choose holiday gifts from a line of Christmas presents. Early buyers get first choice. watch and clock repair service offered with guaranteed work.

Carrithers Jewelers Ad Lists Royse & Boone Materials

Chas. A. Carrithers, Jeweler. Land cement and all building materials at Royse and Boone's. Dated November 14, 1931.

Chas. A. Carrithers, Jeweler Royse & Boone's

Road Question in Knox County

Barbourville Advocate quotes James Clay, a young attorney in Lexington War, paralyzed Friday afternoon while cross examining a witness, illustrating local sentiment that Knox County will not improve roads until residents value proper roadbeds and resist graft.

Knox County baexState Olen Knox Barbourville James Clay Lexington

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless digestive aid that ends indigestion in minutes. It claims to digest all foods, prevent sour stomach, belching, gas, heartburn, headaches, and nausea, with relief promised within five minutes. A 50 cent case from a pharmacist is said to keep meals tasty and free from stomach misery.

Seats on sale Friday at Strode's Drug Store g A M

Seats go on sale Friday at Strode's Drug Store with A M listed. The notice indicates ticket availability and a point of sale, urging early purchase.

Strode G A. M

Runaway Accident on Muddy Greek Pike

A team of horses drawing a stagecoach driven by Mr. N. B. Barrow ran away on the muddy Greek Pike between this city and Bloomingdale, causing an incident and potential injuries. Local authorities investigated the switchback route and reported on the horses’ control and driver safety.

N. B. Barrow Bloomingdale

Clark County School Board Meets With Routine Agenda

The Clark County Board of Education held its regular monthly meeting in the superintendent J E Lanter office Saturday morning. All members attended and no major business arose as routine work was completed. A notice invites Bloomfield shoppers to view special suits and overcoats priced at 10, 12.50 and 15 dollars.

Clark County Board of Education J. E. Lanter Lanter Bloomfield

Curiously Crowded Louisville Scene Draws Spectators

In Louisville Kentucky on December 3 a curious crowd gathered after an event. Details remain unclear as fragments describe observers and a street or venue gathering. Local officials monitored the scene amid chatter and unanswered questions.

Winchester Lumber Ad Warns of Structural Risks

An advertisement warns that defective beams threaten building safety and lifespan, urging buyers to purchase lumber from Winchester Lumber & Manufacturing Co to ensure solid construction free of warps or soft spots.

Murder Trial Escort Draws Crowds in Winchester

Jos Wendling charged with murdering Alma Kellner was paraded from the courthouse to St. John’s Church in a police escorted procession that drew hundreds. The crowd grew near the church as the prisoner and jury returned, with court adjournment set for Saturday for extended arguments by both sides.

Jos. Wendling Alma Kellner St. John’s Church

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